Bauer, the top Cleveland pitching prospect, started for the Tribe last night in Tampa Bay
and had control problems. He walked the first four batters he faced in the game and issued seven
walks in five innings.

Carrasco finished serving a six-game suspension to open the season. The incident occurred in
2011, but Carrasco missed the 2012 season while recovering from Tommy John surgery on his right
elbow. He is scheduled to start Tuesday against the New York Yankees.

The Clippers, meanwhile, activated pitcher Fernando Nieve today to pitch the series finale
against Indianapolis in Victory Field.